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__King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table__ By Sir Thomas Malory Reveiwed by Max

In the book __King Arthur And The Kights of the Round Table__ King Arthur and his knights share their adventures and accomplishments. In the begining of the book Arthur, his older brother, and his dad are going to church on Chirstmas morning to see who would be the next King of Britain. This was decided with a large marble stone with a sword in it. There was a sign that read, "The one who pulls this sword out of the stone is the rightful ruller of all of Britain." Many noblemen lined up to see if they could pull out the sword. After many tries and failures it was finally Arthur's turn. Arthur griped the sword lightly and it rose from the stone. This story continues and we meet Lancelot who is the best knight in the castle. Lancelot has a son by the name of Galahad. Then Galahad becomes the best knight in the castle. Will Lancelot remain the best knight in the castle?

Max- WOW!! Max you did a wonderful job on this book. I loved the part at the end when you said "Will Lancelot remain the best knight in the castle" I loved that it really gets me to want to read the book. I also loved the part when it said that everyone tryed and tried to get the sword out and then it came authors turn and it rose gently from the stone and it comes out. Great job! -Anne

Max, Great job on your synopsis it's really exciting. I agree with Anne when she said she loved the part when you said "Will Lancelot remain the best knight in the castle." Great job. -Jane

Max, I loved your synopsis. It made me want to read your book really badly. I can't wait to see if Lancelot remains the best knight in the castle. -Eric

Max, Great job writing your summary! You did a great job describing everything and had amazing detail! Awesome job! -Haley

Max, Your synopsis is so detailed and so cool!! That is so weird that Arthur took the sword out with ease and everyone couldn't get it up at all not even a millimeter. Great Job!! -Eden

Max, Great synopsis I hope I can read the book because it sounds **AWESOME!** - Constantyn